Michelle R. King, EsQ., Appellate Advocacy

Dedicated to Criminal and Civil Appeals for Over 25 Years

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    State & Federal Criminal Appeals

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    State Civil Appeals

    (Divorce, Torts)

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    State Post-Conviction Review Cases

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    Administrative Appeals

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    Protection From Abuse (PFA) Cases

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    Title IX Hearings

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    Motions Practice

 

Integrity. Experience. Determination.

When your trial finishes, your legal battle may not be over. You need an experienced appellate attorney to help you finish the journey.

 

About Michelle R. King, Esq.

Michelle King has devoted her entire 25-year legal career to appellate advocacy. She offers the compassion, knowledge, skills, and thoroughness necessary to get the job done — and done brilliantly. Whether it’s an appeal from your divorce trial, where you’re fighting for your kids and/or property, or a criminal case where you’re fighting for your freedom, Michelle is the best partner to have on your side

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  • “During what was quite possibly the hardest period of my life, having Michelle by my side gave me confidence and strength knowing I had the absolute best representation I could ever have. She is strong, fair, honest, and fought her hardest for me and my children. In many ways, she saved my life.”

    - ASM

  • “She worked with compassion, diligence, and professionalism from beginning to end, while maintaining transparency and clear communication throughout. I can’t begin to thank Michelle enough. … If you need top of the line representation, Michelle is the person.”

    - Anonymous, Google Review